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 1     I|           negligent, a doctor not conning, and a dumb crier, this
 2     I|         And if thou know them for conning, ordain they to be masters
 3    IV|          found him full simple of conning, wherefore he suspended
 4     V|           heaven, and we with our conning and doctrines plunge and
 5     V|       read them till he were more conning in holy writ. ~And when
 6     V|          as well by engine, as by conning, flourishing without comparison
 7     V|   glorious S. Augustin: I have no conning to answer to thy two great
 8     V|        have learned by engine and conning, and drawn out of the fountain
 9     V|      mystery of this thing by our conning and wisdom. And, O Apollophanes,
10    VI|         he giveth wisdom, to some conning, and to some grace to heal
11    VI|        not able of letters, ne of conning for to occupy the realm
12    VI| archbishop, that a man of greater conning might occupy the dignity.
13    VI|       noble woman which was right conning in silk work, which was
14    VI|           was a virtuous monk and conning named Gilbert, which was
15    VI|   Frederick, a mariner, which was conning in swimming, and on a time
16    VI|          that men wondered of his conning; and when he read divinity
17    VI|        the doctors in Oxenford in conning, for he spake more like
18   VII|        best masters and wisest in conning that might be gotten in
19   VII|           is, that ye in science, conning, and wisdom pass all other,
20   VII|    profited much in holy life and conning. And the nineteenth year
21   VII|        and prayed God to give him conning to make a true verse. And
22   VII|          the religion, as well in conning as in good manners and virtuous
23   VII|         passed all her fellows in conning, and soon after she was